Has MasterCard gone on a phishing trip, leaving the back door wide open?

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Has MasterCard gone on a phishing trip, leaving the back door wide open?

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In the wake of MasterCard and NameProtect’s recent PR hype announcing their aggressive drive to fight fraud on the web, this dynamic duo seem to have missed some all too basic gaps in their own security.

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Along with their colleagues at Natwest, Barclaycard, WorldPay, Nochex and even the GCHQ, not to mention an almost endless list of further high profile sites, MasterCard have still left chinks in the armour of their own site.

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The oversight of some basic security flaws allow hackers to send a user to the site while displaying any content and functionality of the hacker’s choice.

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To see this press release in full visit http://www.zapthedingbat.com/security/scriptinjection/

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